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Frogbeats Collective
Purveyors of underground dance music. Founded in 2011, Frogbeats are a growing Glasgow-based collective who work with local artists on a project-by-project basis. Over the years we have brought together a multi-faceted group of DJs, designers, event managers, producers and writers to create a collaborative platform evolving out of the Glasgow music scene.
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The Höbel Lab | Anuran Behavioral Ecology | Gerlinde Hõbel
The Höbel Lab. The Höbel Lab – Anuran Behavioral Ecology. PhD Gerlinde Höbel. We study the evolution of animal communication, in particular how the sound, color and tactile components that make up animal displays interact with each other to help – and sometimes hinder- successful communication. Graduate paper written by Dustin Lee Nelson for the BioSci 440 class. Department of Biological Sciences Lapham Hall, 3209 N. Maryland Avenue, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI 53201, USA.
